One day, two halves
Come for the morning. Stay if it lands.
The ninety minutes stands on its own and costs nothing — come, take the argument, leave with no obligation. The afternoon is for the people who want it running against their own work by four o’clock the same day.
The morning
- Why this starts with you, not with IT or a pilot team
- What “operating with AI” looks like day to day
- Where it goes wrong, and what that costs
The afternoon
- Connect an assistant to your email, calendar and files
- Write two skills from your own week, in your own words
- Put one of them on a schedule before you leave
Free · no charge
Morning only
Freeper person
The ninety-minute executive session. No charge, no card, no obligation to stay.
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Optional · paid
Morning and afternoon
$750per person · lunch included
Both halves, lunch included. Hands on keyboards from 11:30 until 4:00.
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Doors and coffeeCome early if you want to talk before it starts.
The executive sessionNinety minutes. Free, and complete on its own.
Morning endsLeave here with no obligation, or stay for the afternoon.
Lunch, includedFor workshop registrants. Tell us about dietary needs in the form.
Hands on keyboardsFour and a half hours against your own accounts, with breaks.
You leave with it runningSomething real, on a schedule, that was not running this morning.
What the day covers
A free executive session, and the hands-on afternoon after it
Six things, on your own accounts.
- Context — Getting the assistant to know your business well enough that its first answer is usable.
- Memory — What it should remember between sessions, and what it must never keep.
- Projects — Standing work with its own instructions and files, instead of starting cold every time.
- Automations — The move from asking to scheduling — work that happens without you opening anything.
- Analysis and planning — Board prep, financial review and follow-up, done against your own numbers.
- Security — What you connect, what you never connect, and how to tell the difference before you click.
You won’t leave with a slide deck. You’ll leave with AI doing real work for you.
Register
Take a seat on Tuesday, September 29.
Before you come
What to know
Bring a laptop for the afternoon
It is hands on from the first hour after lunch, on your own accounts rather than a demo environment. The morning needs nothing.
Parking
Free parking on site.
What to bring
Bring a laptop.
FITCI — Frederick Innovative Technology Center
Directions →321 Ballenger Center Drive, Frederick, MD 21703